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Digital Geography in Daily Lessons? It?s So Easy!
By Janet English Let your imagination go wild! Try this little exercise to see how easy it is to incorporate geography into your daily lessons.... - Go to Google.com - Click on MAPS in the upper left hand corner. (A picture of the United States should appear on your screen.) - Drag the little orange person onto the map and watch the map turn blue. (Everything colored blue has been photographed at street view ? in 360 degrees.) - Type in your school?s address (or...
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